The Anglo-Egyptian Treaty stated that

a. Britain could not keep troops in Egypt.

b. the two nations would support each other if war broke out in the Middle East.

c. the two nations would lower tariffs for each other only.

d. Egypt would become a protectorate.

The Correct Answer is B

Explanation:

It was a treaty signed between the United Kingdom and the Kingdom of Egypt in 1936. According to the Anglo-Egyptian treaty, Britain had a right to keep its military troops along the Suez canal until 1956. This treaty also permitted Egypt to become a member of the league of the Nations. This treaty would allow the British military to stationed in Egypt for another twenty years. According to this treaty, the British pledged to support Egypt if the war broke out in the Middle East.